Fifty ninth Congress Adjourns Sine Die in 1900 Style Crowds Watch
Washington March 4 The fifty-ninth Congress adjourned sine die shortly after noon amid crowded galleries and cheers for retiring members. President signed the railroad employes hours bill delaying engrossing and praised the move as a step toward broader legislation. Salvation Army founder William Booth born in Nottingham in 1829 is noted with context of his early ministry and charitable work aided by George Herring who funded initial efforts.
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England
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London
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Nine Hours Bihelinit Report Passes Unanimously
A concise record notes approval of a railroad service hours report by unanimous vote. The document mentions Washington and Starch 4 as formatting, with references to Wyeth and Bouma, indicating a formal government or committee action on workforce limits and operational hours.
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Washtroton
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Lans Wise Agress
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Spooner Resigns from the Senate in U S Letter
Washington March 4 Senator Spooner has written Wisconsin Governor Davidson to resign as a United States senator effective May 1. He said continuing would require sacrifice he cannot justify and that he will resume law practice, remaining a citizen of Wisconsin.
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Washington, D. C
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Davidson
Wisconsin
United States
Senate
Congress approves near billion dollar appropriation plan
Representative Tawney, chair of the appropriations committee, indicates the House and Senate are near agreement on a large appropriation total. The draft bill sets near a billion dollars for various programs, with details still under negotiation.
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Washington, D. C
Tawney
Howse
Congress
Irwin Departs as Lockwood Expands Woman's Store
L. G. Lockwood has purchased L. G. Irwin’s share in the Irwin Lockwood company, owner of the Woman's store on Main street. Irwin retires while a dissolution sale continues, promising larger patronage and expanded business under Lockwood.
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Mainstreet
L. G. Lockwood
L. G. Irwin
Irwin
Foreigner Robbed of Roll of Money at Pike Street Nickelodeon
Alex Gulyas, a foreigner employed at the tin plate mills, was robbed of 169 dollars at the Pike Street nickelodeon on Saturday night. He went there with other foreigners to see the show, felt for his money, found his pocket picked, and the money gone. Two policemen were called but no clues were found.
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Alex Gulyas
Tin Plate Mills
Nickelodeon
Pike Street
Insanity Plea in Strother Murder Trial
At Culpepper Va on March 4 the prosecution called Dr D B Jarnette of Western State Hospital to counter the defense emotional insanity plea in the Strother murder trial. The state seeks to prove the defendants were not mentally deranged or irresponsible when William J Waters was killed.
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Culpepper
Bhatter
Strother
D. B. Jarnette
Te Western State Hospital
Staunton
William 4Ywaters
Warrant for Blackw Floyd Robinson in Peace Court Case
Floyd Robinson, colored, obtained a peace warrant Monday in Justice James N. Davis court against Hiram Blackwell, colored. Robinson says Blackwell threatened him with bodily harm over work done at the courthouse while Robinson was ill weeks ago.
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James N. David
Hiram Blackwell
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Blackwell
Court House
Train Stalled Overnight After Landslide Near Farnum
The Short Line passenger train due at Clarksburg at 8 PM Sunday did not arrive until 5 AM Monday due to a large landslide near Farnum. Passengers rode trolley cars to reach the city within a few hours. Explosives were used to clear the track, the slide being sizable with large rocks.
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Clarksburg
Farnum
Fairmont
Revival Meetings Continue at Golf Methodist Church
Golf Methodist Episcopal church reports continued revival services from morning to night with a large communion at 10 45 led by the pastor. A Love Feast at 5 enjoyed a strong witness, and the evening sermon titled For or Against Christ urged repentance at the altar. Afternoon session at 2 and an 7 26 sermon titled God Reconciling the World by Himself were announced.
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Golf Methodist Episcopal Church
Christ
Unclear Simulated Historical Incident Report
Fragments describe a possible 1504 death case in Ossining New York with unnamed individuals and chaotic phrasing. No coherent names or events emerge to form a definite news item.
Death toll rises as Pennsylvanian official dies
Pittsburg March 4 Frank VanDusen general passenger agent of the Pennsylvania Lines west of Pittsburg died of pneumonia in Pittsburgh. Two hours later his wife died in an adjoining room from the same disease.
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Pittsburg
Frank VanDueen
Charleston House Senate Fight Delays Appropriation Bill Report Possible Tonight
Charleston March 4 The conference committee on the appropriation bill is still at work and has only completed first year appropriations. A report may come tonight, with adjournment likely by Wednesday if the extra version passes and Democrats block the revenue bill. Republicans stall the Logan charter bill. License timing bill advances to second reading. Maxwell's dog law passes 13 to 6 in the senate and the adjusted fish and game law clears for the governor.
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Child Dies From Scalding Burns in Home Incident
A 15 month old child, Frank Nunnelly, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Nunnelly of 683 Monticello avenue, died Sunday night after immersion in a pan of hot water placed on a stove. The accident occurred when an older child moved the pan to the floor and the child entered it before the mother could intervene. The funeral is set for Tuesday at 2 PM with services at the parents’ home and burial at Oak View Cemetery.
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George Nunnelly
Monticello Avenue
Aik View
Roosevelt Letter to the Rome Committee Publicized
President Roosevelt makes public a letter to the Rome committee of New York, stating his views as part of a broader political exchange. The document surfaces amid ongoing debates in Washington about policy and international affairs.
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Washington
Deon Maret
Ruwstan Tomie
New York
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Private Dalzell Booming Scott Despite Family Strife
John G. Miller a well known farmer from Howesville hanged himself in his loft on Sunday around 6 o clock. He was found by his wife about an hour later and removed to the neighbors. He had recently been under mental distress with rumors of threats and opposition from friends. Authorities were to arrest him or commit him to an insane asylum. he carried a razor and butcher knife at times but was restrained by family. He came from Pennsylvania about 20 years ago and married Miss Stone. they had three children and survive him.
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John G. Miller
Howesville
Milier
Miller
Pennsylvania
Miss Stone
Treasury Official Telegram Endorses Senator Scott for President
A treasury telegram from Washington March 18 praises Senator Scott as a viable presidential candidate, highlighting his clean life, business record, and close ties with party leaders. The message argues Scott’s candidacy would honor West Virginia and urges the national convention to consider him as the party’s choice.
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Evans Admits He Was Crazy
In New York on March 4, District Attorney Jerome completed cross examination of Dr. Evans who testified Thaw had a brain storm at the time of the shooting. Evans said Thaw knew what he was doing though he described knowledge as insane and noted the brain storm cleared after the act while Thaw’s senses began to readjust before leaving the roof garden. Dr. Wagner, defense alienist, said Thaw showed symptoms of melancholy and dementia. Thaw’s counsel pressed to modify Evans testimony.
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New York
Jerome
Evans
White
Charles G. Wagner
Binghamton
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Wagner
Jaromey
Thaw
Fatal Burns From Powder Explosion At Phoenixville
A foreign miner named John Banke died from burns suffered when a keg of powder exploded about a month ago at the Phoenixville coal mine. The funeral was held Monday at 4:28 PM at St Irish Catholic church with burial in Holy Cross cemetery.
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Phoenisville
John Banke
Phonaix‘ville Coal Miine
Hie Hoy
Servlce
Holy Cross Cemetery
Chicago grainy market report signals mixed gains
Chicago grainy market data shows modest moves with values near midday as traders weigh supply signals and demand expectations. Analysts note price volatility with key grain futures fluctuating amid uncertain export outlooks and weather patterns.
Ship Subsidy Put To Sleep In Washington DC
Debated measure on maritime subsidies stalls in Washington as lawmakers weigh the implications for shipping interests and national economy. Officials from Merck and others warn against accelerated grants while opponents urge restraint and targeted support.
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